Employment Law

Contractual language serves as the foundation for business relationships, yet certain clauses consistently generate disputes between parties. Force majeure provisions, termination rights,…

National origin discrimination permeates modern hiring processes through subtle mechanisms that often escape scrutiny. Studies consistently demonstrate that identical resumes receive markedly…

Organizations employ sophisticated strategies to shield themselves from harassment liability. These tactics extend beyond mere policy implementation into calculated defensive measures. HR…

The doctrine of constructive discharge stands as a critical exception to traditional voluntary resignation principles. Under federal law, employees who resign due…

Employees who request medical accommodations face a precarious legal landscape. Statistical evidence reveals a disturbing correlation between accommodation requests and subsequent termination….

Organizations face increased scrutiny regarding their employment practices in today’s legal landscape. Reverse discrimination claims—where members of historically advantaged groups allege unfair…

Workplace discrimination requires a thorough understanding of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s investigative authority. Employers facing EEOC claims must navigate a structured…

Employers face significant legal and financial exposure when confronted with wrongful termination allegations. A robust defense begins long before termination occurs, requiring…

Workplace retaliation often begins subtly before escalating into overt hostility. Employees who have engaged in protected activities may notice gradual changes in…

Government employees who harass citizens abuse their public trust and authority. Victims often feel powerless against institutional systems designed to protect agencies…